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George H. Greenman in carriage in front of George Greenman house, Greenmanville Avenue, Greenmanville (Mystic).
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Title
George
H
.
Greenman
in
carriage
in
front
of
George
Greenman
house
,
Greenmanville
Avenue
,
Greenmanville
(Mystic)
.
Place
Greenmanville Avenue (Mystic, Conn.)
Topic
Dwellings
Porches
Carriages and carts
Horse-drawn vehicles
Topic-Person
Greenman, George H
Greenman family
Theme
Infrastructure
Lifestyle
Description
A
man
identified
as
George
H
.
Greenman
sits
in a
horse-drawn
carriage
in
front
of the
George
Greenman
house
on
Greenmanville
Avenue
,
Mystic
.
Several
people
,
probably
family
members
,
can
be
seen
behind
the
carriage
. The
main
area
of the
house
and the
porch
are
visible
in the
right
background
. To the
left
is
a
wing
with
bays
. A
hitching
post
can
be
seen
on the
sidewalk
on the
far
right
.
Notes
Title
supplied
by
cataloger
.
George
H
.
Greenman
was the
son
of
George
Greenman
,
who
earlier
in the
nineteenth
century
formed
the
George
Greenman
&
Co
.
shipbuilding
business
with his
two
younger
brothers
,
Clark
and
Thomas
. In
addition
to that
enterprise
, the
Greenmans
owned
in
whole
or
part
the
Greenmanville
Manufacturing
Company
(later
the
Mystic
Manufacturing
Company)
producing
woolen
and
other
textiles
, and the
Standard
Machine
Company
. The
area
along
the
Mystic
River
on the
Stonington
side
north
of
downtown
Mystic
was
known
as
Greenmanville
.
Three
of the
Greenman
brothers
,
including
George
(father
of
George
H.)
,
lived
and had their
shipyard
and
mill
in this
area
in the
nineteenth
century
. Their
houses
are on the
west
side
of
Greenmanville
Avenue
, and are
now
part
of
Mystic
Seaport
.
Probable
date
based
on
dating
of
related
photograph
.
Mounted
on
white
card
,
4
1/4
x
5
1/4
.
Some
foxing
.
Date created
[1899?]
Physical format
1
photograph
;
3
7/8
x
4
3/4
in.
Digital format
image/jpeg
Identifier
Accession
number
:
1998.98.7
File
name
:
IMG0067-4770.PCD
Source
Mystic
Seaport
Rights
Copyright
restrictions
applying
to
use
or
reproduction
of this
image
are
available
from
Mystic
Seaport
.
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